Kaspbrak Actuarial

It makes me so sad to hear about his death. He played one of my favorite characters in IT Chapter 2 (Eddie Kaspbrak) and he was also in other horror movies I loved like Sinister 1 and 2, The Black Phone, Family Blood, and Prom Night.

I know his mental health took a dive years ago, but he seemed to have been getting better. I feel for his family, losing a loved one to suicide is so painful.

I hope PJ finds peace. I hope his wife and child can find peace as well.

Andy Muschetti really said

You want your husband to blow up on you and call you a bitch? You're pissed off that he's actively trying to be reasonable and talk to you with respect?

While I respect Lori backing Rick that one time in the woods when Carol was blaming him for Sophia going missing, I can see why their marriage was so unhealthy.

Lori says Rick doesn't communicate, as he discusses with Shane in the cop car. But then Rick elaborates that when he tries it pisses her off and she becomes impatient.

This is why Richonne as a ship, and specifically Michonne as a partner, as Rick's wife, as his friend, is elite, because not once did you see her handle disagreements by disrespecting him or provoking him on purpose.

My theory is they were way too young to get married and not mature enough, Lori specifically. Because Rick was still trying. Also saying I don't think you care about *us* (Lori and Carl) to Rick in front of Carl is gross and would have confused the heck out of Carl.

In my AU, they were high school sweethearts but I would love to explore when Lori started talking to Rick crazy and why she was questioning if she still loved him.

I also think that brief conversation at the school, indicates why Lori was attracted to Shane. Shane is rough AF and less likely to put up with her BS. And of course there's the your-best-friend-my-husband-is-apparently-dead-factor- let's-get-it-on.